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Epistemology
Feminist philosophy
The World as Socially Perceived and Produced: a Feminist Approach to the Impossibility of Marginalized Worlds
What if there is no single objective world to find, only worlds made through perception shaped by language and power? Through a feminist lens, this essay shows how marginalized worlds are rendered "impossible," and why the real task may be making them possible.
Decolonial philosophy
Feminist philosophy
Social philosophy
Toward a Feminist Critique of Patriarchal Mythopoesis: Counter-Logocentric Subjectivities and Biopolitical Embodiment in Cutrufelli, Carson and Doyle
Literature rewrites the myths that made women "ungrammatical" subjects. Through Carson's doubled Helen and Cutrufelli's four mothers, can auto/myth/biography restore women's epistemic agency, and reimagine surrogacy as a collective act?

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